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Yonkers Advertisements.

* a BADCLIFF «fc CO.

IN

VEAL, MUTTON,

LAMB AND

• POULTRY, GAME,

FISH, AND VEGETABLES,

IN THEIR SEASON.

Yonkers Advertisements.

N OTICE. «

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V E G E T A B L E S % a

Or ALL KINDS

AT T B I

LOWEST RATES. • •

FAMILY ORDERS

LT r i L L K B AVI> DELIVERED 111 AN> F A R T o r ! THE VILLAGE.

BROADWAY* MARKET NORTH BROADWAY.

Near DOCK Street. YONEERS. M.

of patronaire solicited.

A. S. RADCLTFF. J. P. WILLIAMS.

ft&ARLES W. QUICK,

tSaceaaeor t o JOHN W H E E L E R ) .

FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS,

NORTH BROADWAY, YORKERS.

Constantly oo Hand or Farnuhed t o Order

MAHOGANY,

WALNUT, Aod

IMITATION COFFINS, or FUt Tops, ani in an Styles. Also,

•ASKETS AND METALLIC CASES.

•CLASS HEARSES * CARRIAGES Furnished for FaneraJ*.

attention will bo givea to laying oat the

kad an » xtK-rieaee of sixteen year*.

ATTKHDED TO AT ALL HOURS. EITHER

DAY OR NIGHT.

H OUSE, SIGN, AND

A GOOD CHANCE TO FURNISH

YOUR HOUSES.

T H O M A S ~ T U R N E R Beg* to intimate t o bin customer*, and the residents of Yonkers generally, that be intend* moving bis Furni-tore Show Room« at N o 4 North Broadway, to where his workshops are BOW located on

W A R B U R T O N AV. , near WELLS AV. , as soon as the extens ion , additions end alterations that are now being made there are completed, ana will sell his extensive and well-made stock of first-class Furni­ture at a great redaction, to facilitate matters for re­moval.

Parkaj ia j t* in every styla. Library Spites , Dining •nd Bedroom So it ee, a s wen as a good assortment of Common Fnrnltare. Seventeen styles of Spring Beds, incladtng Rich's Celebrated Spring, and the Woven

> Wire Mattress, Bookcases . Sideboards, Hat 8tands, Ac . Lambrlgains, Curtaina aad Shades pnt np at reasonable rates. All kinds o f Mattresses. Call and see for your-serte*. 8W THOMAS T U B N B H .

ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, PLAIN AND DECORATIVE

PAPER HANGINGS. would respectfully in form theclt l-

bl* BOW atoreat

WO. 8 COPCUTT BUILDINGS, lAvaaoa, Y O R E R B * , N . Y , .

HANGINGS, BORDBRS,

riRR-BOARD PRINTS, WINDOW 8HADB8,

AND FIXTURES, HCTURE CORD, TASSELS, AC

Of • . I

- OILS.

num. BRUSHMft,

V A R N I S H , Ac. for Fatating, Ostaing aad Paper Hanging

P . KELLY.

Q T T O C. BEEU,

FBACTICAL WATCH & CLOCK MAKER PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR,

RADFORD BUILDING, GETTY S Q U A R E . ALSO. DEALER IN

FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY MM. K I N D S OP CLOCKS.

SILVER AND PLATED WARE, FANCY ARTICLES.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, VIOLIN STRINGS. A c . , Ac.

, Clock*. Jswelry. Metcdaeaa. Aeoordinas and 11nstruments repaired and warranted.

WASHINGTON MARKET. r h e s taken the Market Stand formerly oc-

copied by Isaac P. Parkinson. 1T«- 2 UNDKRIIILL'S ROW,

NORTH BROADWAY. YONKERS. he will seppiy all who will favor him wrth a call

with the best of ', VEAL, PORK, MUTTON, LAMB, Aad all kinds of Vegetable* to s eason ,

at the lowest prices for cash. JOHN. C 8 H O T T S .

WALSH'8 EXPRESS, frsrrrlnr »'. » Mail*).

FOR T H E TRANSPORTATION O P

FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE. called for aad forwarded t i j r i sp iaa l l i l i Ex-

U» all p a n r of the "-"it, try. will plrxve send r<» ds from N e w York for by fc8ee Franklin Propellor U a e , Care of ipreas." from the foot of H e r r i * * street In Yoakers—At the Peat Oatee, aad at the

Danes. _ - T . 8 . W A L S H , Pmnrlsror.

a CRANE, W A R B C R T O N A V . B R I D G E .

D E A L E R I N O I L S . •aseeeee at » cent* per niton : Naothe at *6. Par

tat* aekie* tee or more gallons will be served «t low, r •Msewlii! bread* "Deeetow A Bash" and

ef America" constantly on hmd __ Breach o*V. of the ATATKN ISLAND DTK WM ESTABLISHMENT. Order* ataatau? attend** «Bw rm ' * ' « * - " ". " f ""• •• •"'• *s»**w^***a****WAa***********»*»*dS- r • ,»

^ H B STEPHENS P U A K M A U Y , MAIN STREET. YONKERS.

ead Pharmacist, mane Lieiieeat." "Dr. Gib

Having bed mach experieaee in getttaf op Parties,

weaaser* those favoring as with theii orders that they

wlB b« aUcnded to ia a satisfactory manner. In no In­

stance have we (ailed to give entire satisfaction, aad

we respecttally soUdt a eoatlaaaUoa of public conn-

deace aad patroaage. Wa famish everything com­

plete la the way of •

BONED TURKEYS,

STEWED TERRAPIN.

LOBSTER and ClIICKEN SALAD,

a well aa every variety of

PLAIN AND FANCY ICE CREAM,

ROMAN PUNCH,

CHARLOTTE DE RU88E AND JELLIES,

BRIDES' CAKES,

PYRAMIDS AND FLOWEKS

Reliable and Practicable Waiters sent ont and parti­

cular attention given t o all orders from home or abroad.

Yonkers Advertisements JLTOTICE.

The undersigned have th i s day formed a copartner­ship, nader the firm name o f

THOMAS HILL & CO.,

lor the parpoae of caraying oa the b a e i n e s s o f

CABINET MAKING & UPHOL8TER1NG,

At No . *J NORTH BROADWAY, YONKERS.

September 11.1371. 4 THOMAS HILL, FRKDK. STROUMKNGER, ALEX. W R I G H T .

T l l u s . HILL, in retaining his s incere ta«nks lor the very libera) patronage be has received in his busine** at S3 North Broadwity, be™« to call the attention of In • patrons and the pnblic in general, th.it he has taken into partnership Meson*. Predk. Htrohineuger and Alex. Wright, both experienced and competent work­men, in their various branches. ^

The company eo formed can wi th confidence com­pete with any tionse in the trade, for t b e execution ol the ery best work, in all the various branches, in House furnishing.

All orders with which we may b e favored will be executed with promptness and dispatch.

CABINET FURNITURE

Yonkers Advertisements. A x

814-1?

A. DAVIDSON.

l e . 7 G E T T Y S Q U A R E ,

YOMKBR*, N. Y.

V

Q R . CLARE W. BEAMES,

ORGANIST A N D DIRECTOR OF T H E MUSIC OF

THE W A R B U R T O N AVE. BAPTT8T CHURCH, will open

A S I N G I N G C L A S S IK T H E CHURCH PARLOR.

ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH IS, 1879, at 7 46.

Con tinning on Wednesday Evenings at the same boor, for twelve nights , c los ing May SBtb,

TERMS—FIVE DOLLARS T H E COURSE.

Tbe evening exerc i se s will be conducted neaally as follow* : 1. Three-quarters of an boar devoted to tbe first principles—notation, reading at s ight , enuncia­tion, etc.—with occxsional shortexercisen l a vocal cul­ture; 2. Three-qnaners of an hotir to the practice of

CONGREGATIONAL MUSIC. While tbe class i s intended principally for those of

the congregation w h o will attend—aad the conductor hopes that many o f them will feel a strong Interest in this mutter - it ia open equally to the public generally.

TIL-RATS for the Ooorse, and books m a y b e obtained of Mr. Dearman, t b e S e x t o n of the Church, w h o may be found usually at the chnrch in the mornings.

V O N K E K S CHORAL SOCIEEY. D m a c r o B - P H o r . SAMTHL T U R N E T .

This Society ai»emble« at the rooms of the

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS'N, EVERY W E D N E S D A Y EVENING,

AT KIOKT O'CLOCK.

The terms of Bnbucription are FIVE DOLLARS PER QUARTER

of 10 weeks , from the date of entry. Each member has t h e advantage of private tottion,

without extra charge from Prof? Turney, a t his resi­dence, sny dav or hour by appointment.

i Le Society will g ive s concert at Ksdford Hall dur­ing the season. In which an members will take a part, and admission w II b* by private invitation only .

Tboss who have not yet entered their names can do so, and obtain farther information by applying to Prof. Turney, soathe.ast corner of Woodwortb and A-hbnrton avennes. 834

DONTTAKEMY WORD FOR I T as !<.n:/ as i t ea cent stamp (more or less) will

convince yon of the tratb. N o w , gentlemen, the opin­ion Is here, there !• no good SEOAH to be g o t in Yon­kers. I M V It Is all nnnilense. especlslly s ince the un­dersigned, a well experienced Svgrr maker, late fore-nan of o n e of the finest Segar factories ia the coentrv,

ha* established himself here. Aa yon pass along, don't

A. GOUCH t l*»U« ail who went Cheep Oat M«wt

tswettl ifs to examine the OOUCII PATEK1 I P S AND BURNKBS, now in e e e la the vllL„.

far the U N D E R O R O U * ! FarfaHs £afiss*stt

J j r , l K u i ' U L H A N LlCENbED

»(NK gLKAMNG OOMP.\KYt s - a ^ — . . ^ f«'»IHW#E. N. T

* ^ t e t e ^ * ^ ^ ^ a H « e ^ a a T l r r s . f a r C L i •**» AMalMUaaiCaaMPOOLSwiirhaByampUyai. ad* •Nlaa. -Hi,

MY LITTLE ««SnANTY," whose exterior certainly don't appear very Inviting, th nkinr i t too poor a concern to expect something good, bat g ive me a trial, and thna enconrage a new be-itnasr, whose ambit ion It Is to j e t ap a* good a Heg»r aa any factory in the country. Respectrnllm.

M LOKWKrffHAt.. > Broadway,

AL. Waeelor'a Row.

MOTICE.-TIIK TKISII CONPED* L% ERATION O F YONEER8 hereby notllv lb* young men of Yonkers that they hmre forwtrt a mill ary company In roonectlon with the John McClnre

trinbof the Irt-b CoafMeratlon, for the purpose of *M-vauetng oer*elv< • la th* milltsry a r t : and « e Invite \oong men of g o o * cbitracter. who mrr in faror of pnt-uoiing unity among all Irishmen foe the weliaraof Ire-

Mnd, io join their ranks. Meetings held rvrry Tuet> ioy • v.Dii.g at Hombolilt Hall at 7)|" o'clock By or . . r e f the c lub. P. U A H | . O N . Preaidei.t

'pilOMAS MARRAN,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER N O . fi D E P U T ST. , YONKEKh. N . Y. ,

W a W O I M S I S , Math Tab*, Oopver Boilers. Lift aad l S b * e t -

N K(iLI(;K.SIIIRTSKOKSALK BY * • M R S . T . R . PRJ4.R.

Made t o order .

UPHOLSTERING,

In all its various branches, neatly aod elegantly executed.

A well selected and extens ive s tock ot

WELL MADE FURNITURE

Constantly on hand.

HOUSES OR APARTMENTS F U R N I S H E D COM­PLETE A T SHORT NOTICE.

Sole Agents for BUSHNBLL'S SPRING BED—fold ing or rolling—a very superior article. 4

Witt's Patent 8PRINQ ROCKER, a mont luxurious chair, made in great variety.

The Patent ADJUSTABLE CHAIR, the latest nov­elty oat, and highly recommended for inval ids .

Peck s SECTIONAL MATTRESS, an excel lent arti­cle, combining comfort with economy.

Whittemore's WA8USTAND CORNICES, forming t handsome feature In tbe dressing room, keeping the wslls perfectly free from tbe spattering o f water.

Wright's. Howe's , Fox's and other B E D SPRINGS always on hand.

22 NORTH BROADWAY. f y T r y us on our merits.

THOS. HILL & CO.

814

Titos. HILL, FRKDK. . W t O H I B N C K H A L K Y , W R I O B T .

p A G A N ' S IMPROVED

SHIRTS, READY MADE AND TO ORDER

The anderelgned.enconraged by tbe liberal patronage of the inhabitants of Yonkers and vicinity, ^as been induced to spare no pains In meriting a continuance of the same, by adding to bis already very replete stock of Ladies' and OentS* Furnishing Goods, all the Novel­ties of tbe forthcoming season in the way of Hosiery Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Cnfft, Neckties, Bows, A c , Ac. *

And further, as a speciality, he would call attention to his large stock of

GENTS' I8HIRT8,

which, to realize their reel value, as regards price ard quality, must be seen and examined.

All shirts warranted to be as represented.

PAGAN'S CELEBRATED FIRE SHIKT.

Call and see our Dollar Shirt

Tithi J. PAGAN, 86 Pa lUsde Avenue,

Yoakers , N. Y.

N TEPPERHAN LAUNDRY.

office at M. McCiellan'f Crockery Store, No. 10 North Broadway, Yonkers, N . Y .

FAMILY W A S H I N G , FLUTING, LACES,

CURTAINS A N D F A N C Y ARTICLES,

of all descript ions carefully attended to by competent persons. All bleaching and drying done out of door*. Si t i s fsc 'or\ arrangements made with families wishing their washing done by the month. Your patronage i s solicited.

Very respectfully, yours, 745 M. MoCLELLAN.

JOHN J. CUNNINGHAM,

PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, T I N , COPPER, A N D 8HEET IRON WORKER.

Dealer in Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe, Brass Pump*. Cocke, Cistern Pumps, Bath Tubs, B o l l e r s / A c .

WARBURTON AVENUE BRIDGE, YONKERS, N . Y .

Orders and Jobbing Promptly Attended to . 800

iVt RS. HUTCHIMG'S OLD ES-UbHshed LAUNDRY N o 19, Wood Place, be­

tween Warburton avenue and Cottage place. Arrangements can now be made for naving Washing

and Ironing done for private families, hotels and board­ing houses upon reasonable terms.

Sheets , pi l low cases, table c loths , towels , napkins A c , mangled for 30 cents per dozen, and warranted to give satisfaction.

All work or orders sent to the above adderss prompt­ly attended to T79

L. P. LARSON, SUCCESSOR TO S. A . CHILDS,

MAIN ST., NEAR DEPOT, YONKERS, CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER.

Yonkers Advertisements. g S. WASHBURN Ac SON,

AOKNTS FOR T H E

ay

WAKEFIELD EARTH CLOSET, •

EVERY ONE WARRANTED

K. S. WASHBURN & SON, Agents for the

DAVIS SEWING MACHINE.

Dobbs Ferry. g N G L I S H AND FRENCH <

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. DOBBS FERRY, N. Y.

MISS B. B. DANA, -- • .- Principal. Winter Term commences February 7th, 18TO. RarRBBMcs—Rev. T. M. Niven, Dobbs F e r r y B S t a

JAMES PARNELL, DEALER IN

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ETC., HIGH STREET, DOBBS FERRY,

Has just received an Extensive Stock of

FALL AND WINTER GOODS, | Including a Select Assortment of

CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, Does more work than a^y other Mnchine, is stronger j -

and more simple than any in net . Sold ou the easiest terms. Please call and examine . s - ^

A foil lino of

t All of which will bejroldjrery low for ca*h.

UERBECK BROTHERS' IT

JOHN S. WHITE, (Kuceesfeors to LEMUEL W E L L S ) ,

IiKAl.Klt IN

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,

STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS. AMD

BUILDERS' HARDWARE, * No. 8 NORTH BROADWAY.

YONKERS, N.Y.

Agent for the Littlefleld's Manufacturing Company's Stoves and Heaters, kuowh as the

"MORNING GLORY."

STOVES, PARLOR.

PORTABLR AND BRICK

FURNACES.

tbe vil-806-tf

CO N F E C T I O N E R Y A N D B A R ­E S T . BROADWAY, oppoaite Archibald* Collin*.

JOHN McsWEENY Having engaged the Vrvices of the well-known Con

fectioner formerly employed by Mr. Duncan Maefartene, respectfully informs his friends and the public that he is prepared to manufacture and supply all kinds of

CONFECTIONERY. FANCY CAKES, A c , of the best flavour and qnallty, at short notice.

N. B.—Parties supplied with Confectionery, Pastry, Oysters.etc e s c

pMPLOYMENT~~AGENCY AT

CLARKE'S NEWS DEPOT,

FLAGG'S BUILDING. GETTY SQUARE.

HELP SUPPLIED A N B SITUATIONS SECURED

AT REASONABLE R A T E S , 806 tf

Among the novelt ies on hand may be fonnd a general assortment of Parlor and Oooktng Stoves,

of all styles and price*. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT O F HOUSE FUR­

NISHING GOODS, Embracing TABLE CUTLERY, BRITTANIA WARE,

and everything needed for HOUSEKEEPING.

PLUMBING, ROOFING.

MANUFACTURED TINWARE, Of every description, for the Household.

Bach of tbe above departments i s thoroughly com­plete in tbemsetvts, and capable of taming out all work Intrusted to them with promptness and dispatch.

Agent for OTTS'S LIGHTNING RODS.

Call aad examine.

Yonkers. Oct. 17, 18X). JOHN H. WHITK.

T87

CHANGE

AT THE

PEOPLE'S MARKET.

J. P. R A D C LI F F,

Saoceseor to P. B. Radcllff.

Will oontinae to Supply the public, at this popular stand, with all kinds ot meat in their sesson.

BRKF.ro RK,

LAMB. MUTTON,

VEAL, SMOKED MEATS,

LARD. POULTRY,

VEGETABLES. Ac

His long eipsrience in thl* well-known Market wfU enable him to please bis costomert, -ng.

T J. CHRISTIAN, REAL ESTATE ft * and INSURANCE AGENT. Warbniton Avenue near Well* Avrnne. City and Conntry Property »nld • xchsngrd. and rented. A Urge nnmher o f bp»ntifni Hnsjaan. Lot*. PUH*. ana Perme of all slar-s. shape* and rolors constantly en hand. Tho»e in want of «nch -hc«id give him * cab A l«nre nnmber of splmdirl rbeau Lot* near the Haw Mill River Road and the North Ynnkev* depot, mi heeetlfnl Men eronnd. for »»!e from • is/i nnwsrd* Pemonp bavin* Hon e» to mnt or Tor -•ale. wan have nm already given the -ame to J J c a* their agent, rboold do so immediately.

The celebrated WEED HKWINO MACHINE rell-ab>. beamltnl. simple, and mnch entremeri heantr which to ,* ih«- hl^a^t pri* • at the Paris erhlhliion and which come* th,. nearest to perfection of ant ma' chine in the Market, on hand and for aale. Alan,

Th«« BMVel and h-nntlful Hit)* btrmr aaving msehlne known as tbe BICRfOHD FAMILY KNITTING

o f V h ? l ! , „ ^ r i h m ^ , n r , P , i ' 0 d P * r ' r t t ' n "WthtB"'nV

MIAGARA FIRE IN8. CO., DM7 W * L 1 ER U N D E R B I L L Agent

CABH CAPITAL, - . - $1,000,000.

i

CarrrUge*, Wagons. Ac. of evnry description made to ' order at. shortest not ice . j

Jobbing in all it* branches promptly attenped to. 753

LEWIS F. CLARKE, (Successor to D. Burns), Dealer in

DAILY, WEEKLY AND S U N D A Y PAPHR8.

MAGAZINES, STATIONERY. BLANK BOOKS, A c . ,

FLAGG'S BUILDING, G E T T Y SQUARE.

Papers served by Carriers to all part of age.

/"JETTY SQUARE BOOK A N D

STATIONERY STORE. PRATT & CO. (Successors t o R. C H I P F . ) .

All the New Books and Music on hand or furnished. Bookbinding, Wedding and Vis i t ing Cards engraved and printed. Orders rec< ived for Dally Papers, Maga­z ines . A c Monogram and Initial Stamping. 819

\ f OORHOUSE & SCHAEFER, iyJL Successors to E. C. N O D I N E ,

CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUFACTURERS.

N o . 5 W E L L S AV,, bet. Broadway A Warburton A v . , YONKERS, N . Y.

Paint ing , Trimming and repairing of all kinds prompt-y attended to.

A L K X . MooRHonse. fiBS O. W. ScHAantR.

y y i L L I A M H. ANDERSON,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER, D'OCK^ STREET, Y O N K E R 8 ,

Bus on hand in his Show Rooms, a large Stock of Carriages, of the latest stylec. and made in the best manner, which he offers at the lowest prices. Aslo a Stock o f Second-Hand Carriages cheap.

NOTICE.—SEALED PROP08AL& will be received at the We«tchesterConnty Alms­

house for bnildlng a Bake and Cook House in accord­ance wltb the plans and specifications now to he seen at the Westchester County Almshouse until March 20th, 1872.— Dated W'»tchester County Almshouse. February 19th. 187*.

GKORGE dOOPER. 1 Strp'ents A. R. KTRANO, J. of J O H N K U B S T K R . j Poor.

JAMES B. McCARTEN, MERCHANT TAILOR,

N o . 5 SOUTH BROADWAY. YONKEKI>

This ia to Inform the clt isen* of the village of Yon­kers and vicinity that tbe undersigned ha* recently nnrchased the goods In Htore N o 6 Sonth Broadway, formerly occupied by B W. McCarten.

T b e store will be furnished with first class goods , and experienced workmen in attendance. He therefore hopes t o retain the patronage of tbe former customers.

7>W J A M E S B M c C A R T R N .

TTENRY BLAKEMORE,

BUTCHER, N O R T H BROADWAY and A8HBURTON AVENTJE.

Oppos i te the Mt tbodist Episcopal Cborch, Meat , Fl«h. V«r*t*hlrs Ponltrt and Gam* at t h *

LOWEST PASTl r>n'TrEP

I^MPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR III ANCE CO . oPNew York. J . Q. Bradlsh. ©en-

era I Aire t for Metropoliisn Dlatrlct. Yonkers Ofnce, In Radford Bnildlng.

"A policy of Life Assurance I* the cheapest and saf**t mode of maklngacertain provision for one's family " -Bmj. FVoeWta. HS0

'JHIOMAS TURNER,

UPHOLSTERY & CABINET WARE, 4 NORTH BROADWAY, YONKERS.

Houses fnrnl hed thronghont. at the lowest city pric< a, and sutiafactlon gnarant#^d,

First-claas Upholstery sitd Cabinet W.o«a*pe*iaJi1y. H M I

FIRST-CLASS RREA1). BhCTTIT, A c . Ac., **rv» rt at the residence of ens oater* hy

f. ff>KALKTR. Baker, cor. of Nrtiperhiiu Ave. aad Main *•*< V o n k w *aj

' YOU WANTGOOD-.bUi AD GO to COKALRTP.'S, corner of Ne*peri aa

mi Man 8L. YeejMtn. I

HOUSE FURNISHING (JOOl)S,

MERIDAN PLATED WARE,

P:NGLIS1I CUTLERY,

RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS,

FRENCH COFFEE MACHINES.

Agents for the

NATIONAL COFFEE POT, Given op trial, if not as represented no sale.

Every NOVELTY in this Line can bo found at our Store.

BUILDERS' HARDWARE.

MECHANICS' TOOL8.

CONTRACTORS' TOOLS.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

BAR IRON A N D STEEL.

T I N ROOFING A N D PLUMBINO

Tbe largest assortment of

STOVES, RANGES & HEATERS.

EMPIRE n E A T I N G RANGK

ELEVATED OVEN RANGES.

MOTT A BEEBE RANGES. •

F I R E P L A C E HEATERS.

All of whirh wi- are sell ing helow City Prkos

FANCY CHAIRS.

CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES A N D WAGONS.

F A N C Y BRACKETS.

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES, II I G II S T R E K T ,

DOBBS FERRY, N . Y.

TOILET ARTICLES, SOAPS, &c, In Great Variety."

German, French. English and American Perfumery. N. B.—Prescriptions accurately compounded at any

hour of the day or night. 797-

"jAMES PATTERSON, MANUFAl'Ttl lElt OF AND IIKAI.hU IN

SUPERIOR SADDLERY, HARNESS, TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, &c.,

HIGH STREET, DOBBS FERRY, N . Y. Whips , Brushes. A c , always on hand. Horse Clothing of over description made to order. N. B.—All goods warranted as represented. 796-62

ry BRECKELS &T SON,

CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS.

HIGH STREET, Opposite the Post Office, DOBBS' FERRY.

Spring and Hair Mattresses on hand, made and re­made to order equal to new. Repairing of all kind* neatly done. 794-68

N EW MEAT MARKET.

B. S. WASHBURN <fe SON. 8%

Educational. , HTHE ~REV. M. R. HOOPER'S""

ACADEMY, A HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOTH SEXES.

PLEASANT BUILDING A N D GROUNDS

F U L L C O U R S E O F S T U D Y ,

INCLUDING

FRENCH AND GERMAN. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO

SPELLING, WRITING A N D ARITHMETIC.

NO EXTRA CHARGES. 907-8W

c M.ASS IN FRENCH.

The undersigned begs to announce lhat from 0CTO-BKR 1st she will lorm

O N E OR MORE AFTERNOON CLASSES.

roa

BOYS AND MISSES SEPARATELY. The TIME and PLACE of Recitation will be made !o

suit the wishes of tho members of the Classes, and tbe

TERMS WILL B E MODERATE.

For further particulars npnly at IRVING PLACE, corner Broadway, or addreo^ MMK. ADELB MILLER P. O. BOX 617. 816-tf

Coal, Wood «and Lumber. p O K E , FOUR DOLLARS. A TON, V_^ equal to $3.(<a per chaldron, for sale at tbe office of the YONKERS GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

(In Mansfield Building.)

HIGH STREET, DOBB'S FERRY.

OBORGB F. WORDEN PROPRIETOR, All kinds of prime Meat for sale at New York pricea.

A call solicited. Terms strictly cash.

TAYLOR & PATEMAN, (Successors to 8. Taylor).

FOOT OP HIGH STREET. DOBBS FERRY, LUMBER,COAL,STONE& WOOD YARD.

Constantly ou hand a Large Assortment of LUMBER, M11NGLES, TIMBER,

COAL A N D WOOD. LIME, LATH. CEMENT.

BRICKS. PLASTER. HAIR. A c . A l so .BLUESTONE. FLAGGING. ROUGH A SMOOTH

SILLS. STEPS. CURB STONES A COPRING. Also . LISTBR'S CELEBRATED BONE MANURE. Gao. B. T A T L O B . 686 W * . 1'ATKMA.K.

Tarrytown. qVi-MORROW NEVER COMKR!

INSURE TO-DAY

at the Agency of

JOSEPH B. BROWN,

POST OFFICE, TARRYTOWN. Polic ies on stores and dwelling* Issued lot A N t

LENGTH OP T I M E Insurance effected against to* or damage by Are on all KINDS OF PROPERTY.

Capital and Assets represented, 747 M

T W E N T Y MILLION DOLLARS.

^ y i. & a. s. WOOD, (foot of WlUIey street),

TARRYTOWN, nr. M.KIIM IM ,

WOOD. COAL, BRICK. LIME, LATH. CEMENT.

HAIR, KINDLING WOOD. A c , Ac. LeateTjBro.'a Bona Dust and Superphosphate of Llm©

TS8-68 constantly on hand

W U X I A M i. woon OROBOS S. WOOD.

UPEEDLING & LAWRENCE, FOOT OF DOCK 8 rREET AND WELLS AVENUE

Principal Office. MAIN RTRKBT, CORNER OF MARKET PLACE.

Respectfully call the attention of the pnblic to theh large and well selected stock of

LUMRER. TIMBER. COAL and WOOD. Which articles they offer on reasonable terms, and war rant tbem to give satisfaction

A. P. awntPLmQ. W M . F. HwBiNcg.

rXENRY F. BREVOORT, (Successor to A. W . D O R K * )

COAL AND WOOD YARD, N o . 4 DOCK STREET.

Conataatlv on hand a large supply of R K » A N I• WHITE ASH COAL: OAK, HICKORY AND PINE WOOD; BRICK, LIME, LATH, PLASTER, CEMENT,

J B. A W. P. MILLARD, e DOCK S T R E E T , YONKERS.

Have taken th* premise* formerly occupied by R W Baahford. on Dock street, where they will keep a fall

LUMBER, COAL, SvOOD AND

BUILDING MATERIALS. The patronage of the pnblic I* retpectrolly.sollcited.

They feel confident a trial of their COAL will give en lire satisfaction.

rjEORGE W. PUTNAM & CO., V J DEALERS IN LACKAWANNA COAL * VIHGINIA PINE WOOD.

o m e n Aim T»W>. MAIN STREET. NEAR R. R. DEPOT, TONKRRS.

RETAIL PRICES, delivered to residence within cartaga limits, for eath:

COAL ! • « . . . (slat) , * . . . . . . per ton M75 Stove ,..(,.) . . « per ton I« 75 Chestnut(..) pertoa fS 75

WOOD. . ' In Stick.. . . percorrt t i t M

_ Siwed per cord 114 to Split or Kindling . i . . . . . . . . . . pereard |17 CO

The Q*e*l allosvsncf aiade when taken from the yarn.

W ANTED—HOOKS TO ItKNT lUfhisnert or nufOmlf hed. In Ysnksyr ni *U;|.

nltv, from Msy 1.187* lartli * hsvinir Ike nbmv will please send fnll pattl.nlsrs to THOMAS II. COI.I N s Rest Relate Ag lit Oftlre*. oppupite the old Ri Pit SuUoa, aad New Paleee Depot, \ enkerv. s i Sutioo,

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MONEY SAVED BY PURCIIAS-ing Choice Family Groceries at the First-Clas*

Store of

GEORGE MELLOWS, COP. MAIN A N D WATER 8 T S . , TARRYTOWN. Constantly on hand, Flour, Feed, Hay and Straw. N. B.—Call and ascertain price* before buying else

where. r _

DOWAlfb7TALLMAN, (formerly wit't John R. Voorhis, New York City.)

PRACTICAL STAIR BUILDER, SHOP, RAILROAD AV.. ne ir II. R. R. R. DeooL

Tarrytown. N. Y. All kinds of s u i r work done in the latest and meet

approved atylea. Orders by mall, accompanied by correct plan* for

stair* and rail, or rail for stairs already erected, attend­ed to with dispatch and correctness guaranteed.

White Plains. JSAAC M. WILSON'S '

<• E N T B A L

LIVERY. SALE A N D EXCHANGE STABLES. ^ . / * •

Horses kept by the day, week or month. Horace and Carriages to let at all hours. RAILROAD A V E N U E , bet . SPRING A GROVEBTS

(Sign of t h e - W i n d m i l l " ) _ ! ! & • _ _ W H I T E PLAINS, N . T .

W H I T E PLAINS

STEAM SAW-MH.L ARD

S P O K E M A N U F A C T O R Y RAILROAD AvTortra, KKAR TH« DKFOT

CHARLES. WlEGAND, Proprietor. t - K ! ! a ^ * ? " 8aJT,n& T n n , i ? « o f » " «ie*criat looa, in hard anil -oft w.»,c| Nc<k } . . k . » . Whlff letrerV BaJ n s t e r s . W s g o n snd Cart MajcHnla, ^ c . •*»

p i i T E R W. RASKINS LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE

STABLES, Opposite TATLOR A GRAFT'S nARtmARKTSroai,

RAILROAD AV., WHTl B PLAINS, Flrat-CIass Horses and Carriage* always to Lot. Borne*

kept by theday, week or month. T»

J^ELSON HOUSE, (I .AT* S T A R O A R D HO0*B.)

Opposite tbe roort Hon**, WHITE PLAINS. N.L., having been recently repaired and re-rnmlsb <1 thniegh. ont. Is now (men to the public. The table is nrst claaa ond tin? bttr has been stocked with th* be*t of Wines snd Llqnor*. A share of the patronage of the pnblic Is nvr*!< tfully wjllrlfed.

897 HI DANIEL D. NELSON. Proprietor.

D I S S O L U T I O N O F C O - P A R T ­NERSHIP.—The co-partnership heretofora e t -

ifllng between th« nnder-trtird, nnri>r tin-Arm name of MOtlHIHH'SE A S«"H A KFFKR. carriage and wag-on msnnfsctarer*. No 6 Wcllsavrnee, w*s thl* day i!l**olv«d bv mutnsl connnnt All accmnts aga>n*t -aid drm will h* p iid hv tbe new tlrm of ORt) W HOIIAEKPRR A BROTHER, seccsasors to the a'bt firm . — Yonkers, March 9, lH7t

AL'-T. MOORHOUSB OEO. W. 8CUABFPRR.

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